One of the perks of wearing the robe of a federal judge is that you don’t have to explain yourself.
But when a judge sends to prison for three years-plus the man who pointed U.S. tax collectors to billions of dollars of untaxed American wealth, who tore open the veil of secrecy surrounding Swiss banking, he ought to say why.
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